Introduction to humanistic and social science perspectives on global environmental change, engaging with a wide variety of explanatory frameworks and disciplinary lenses. Students will examine the socioeconomic, political, cultural, historical, and philosophical drivers of current environmental conditions. Includes perspectives emphasizing potential responses to climate change and other environmental challenges. Meets the Critical Learning: SHB requirement.

Degree requirement — Critical Learning: SHB

1 unit — Angstadt, McKendry, Roth

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Term	Block	Title	Instructor	Location	Student Limit/Available	Updated
Fall 2022	Block 1	Environment and Society	Jean Lee	Tutt Science Building 214	25 / 2	06/02/2023
Fall 2022	Block 3	Environment and Society	Corina McKendry	Tutt Science Building 107	25 / 1	06/02/2023
Fall 2022	Block 4	Environment and Society	Eric Perramond	Palmer Hall 230	25 / 0	06/02/2023
Spring 2023	Block 5	Environment and Society	Susan Ashley	Palmer Hall CommonRoom	25 / 2	06/02/2023
Spring 2023	Block 6	Environment and Society	Jillian Jaeger	Palmer Hall 15	25 / -2	06/02/2023
Spring 2023	Block 8	Environment and Society	Tyler Cornelius	Palmer Hall 230	25 / -1	06/02/2023
Fall 2023	Block 2	Environment and Society	Mike Angstadt	TBA	25 / 2	06/02/2023
Fall 2023	Block 3	Environment and Society	Corina McKendry	TBA	25 / 9	06/02/2023
Fall 2023	Block 4	Environment and Society	Michael Roth	TBA	25 / 11	06/02/2023
Spring 2024	Block 5	Environment and Society	Michael Roth	TBA	25 / 25	06/02/2023
Spring 2024	Block 7	Environment and Society	Michael Roth	TBA	25 / 25	06/02/2023
Spring 2024	Block 8	Environment and Society	Mike Angstadt	TBA	25 / 25	06/02/2023